Some new "Nazca" Images have been found

[uzn]

Close to the province Nasca is the peruvian province of Palpa where these never seen Images have been found. The main difference is that they show more human like creatures than the once in Nasca.








That does not look to human

[uzn]

They said they found more than 50 unknown carvings.

[Cidersomerset]

Bump ~ post.

I'm listening Dark Journalists latest X series and he is talking about mystery
schools and early Ufology and he mentions Atlantis having flying ships which
is not new and much more....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7aup3BXLvQ
FINDHORN THEOSOPHY & SECRET TECHNOLOGY
In the 6th installment of the X Series DJ discovers stunning links between
the early airship inventors and secret societies that are working for both
positive and negative outcomes. He follows the work of John Keely and
Nikola Tesla and how Annie Besant, the leader of the Theosophical Society
had tried to protect and hide the amazing technology they discovered
relating to air travel and how this will eventually become a crucial
aspect of the UFO File

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The Ancient Airships Of Atlantis
Tuesday, September 4, 2012 8:12



read more...



http://beforeitsnews.com/science-and...s-2464414.html

[A Voice from the Mountains]

This stuff reminds me a lot of a cargo cult.

The images in the desert resemble a primitive style of artwork yet are clearly oriented to be visible from the sky.

Compare to the mentality of the cargo cults of the Pacific:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qmlYe2KS0-Y

Basically they don't understand the advanced technology, think it belongs to gods from heaven, and they try to entice these "gods" out of the sky by imitating flight controllers. Or in the Nazca case, perhaps they try to entice visitors from the sky to return through their artwork.

[Ewan]

Forgive my skepticism here but since the discovery of the Nazca lines...

From Wikipedia The first mention of the Nazca Lines in print was by Pedro Cieza de León in his book of 1553, where he mistook them for trail markers.[11] Although partially visible from the nearby hills, the first to distinguish them were Peruvian military and civilian pilots. In 1927 the Peruvian archaeologist Toribio Mejía Xesspe spotted them while he was hiking through the foothills. He discussed them at a conference in Lima in 1939.[12][13]

Paul Kosok, a historian from Long Island University, is credited as the first scholar to seriously study the Nazca Lines. In the country in 1940–41 to study ancient irrigation systems, he flew over the lines and realized one was in the shape of a bird. Another chance helped him see how lines converged at the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. He began to study how the lines might have been created, as well as to try to determine their purpose. He was joined by Maria Reiche, a German mathematician and archaeologist, to help determine the purpose of the Nazca Lines. They proposed one of the earliest reasons for the existence of the figures: to be markers on the horizon to show where the sun and other celestial bodies rose. Archaeologists, historians, and mathematicians have all tried to determine the purpose of the lines.

...there have been so many flights over the area - and obviously the surrounding areas, how has no-one spotted them before. They look huge!



That, to my jaded, skeptical eye, looks rather odd. Such a lush green productive land starkly delineated by an absence of any greenery looks quite odd.

This image..



..reminded me of the ghost from the original Ghostbusters movie.

Whilst this image..



...reminds me of artwork from the Aztecs, as do a few others.

There isn't a consistency to the art, it looks like a mish-mash of styles. Interesting to see National Geographic picked this up.

I'll have to remain on the fence with this one for a while. Sorry I don't have the time right now to look deeper.

[Bill Ryan]